Drawing the graph for the Google Play Store page

Hello, we are looking for an experienced Full Stack developer (or a small team) to create a modern mobile web service (PWA or responsive website). The service will operate via a QR code and will open in the browser without the need to install a mobile application. The main function is the interactive delivery of multimedia content (text, audio, images, links) with an algorithm that shows new material without repeats during each new opening or button press. This is not an online store or a corporate website. We need to implement an interactive web service with high-quality UX and user interaction logic. Please specify examples of similar projects (mandatory); links to your portfolio; technologies you plan to use; estimated budget; estimated implementation time.

There is a travel app that sells tours. It is required to develop a new feature for booking transfers from the airport to the hotel. You need to analyze the current situation, prepare a user story, and visualize it. The output will be interface mockups. Describe your experience and what tools you use in your work.

Make localization of already prepared screenshots for: Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, and English (US) / Global English.

I'm looking for a designer to create 5–6 screenshots for a mobile app in the Google Play Market. The app is dedicated to face training (Face Yoga) and is aimed at a wide audience. A modern and attractive design is needed that combines the app interface and short marketing texts. The final deliverables should include files that meet Play Market requirements and source materials in Figma or PSD.

We already have a ready-made brand character. We need to create about 40 illustrations with him in different situations for a mobile application (mainly: missions and achievements). Important: - to maintain the existing style of the character; - to be able to adapt the hero to different plots and emotions; Send examples of your work and an estimated cost of collaboration